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Drowning Four-Year-Old Rescued After Disappearing from Preschool

According to a recent article, a four-year-old child went missing from an enclosed playground at his preschool in Hampden, only to be found later in a nearby residence’s pool. The child is currently receiving care at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center and is expected to make a full recovery.…

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Protecting Maine’s Children: Holding Negligent Parties Accountable for Child Injuries

Childhood is a time of boundless energy and curiosity, but unfortunately, accidents can occur that disrupt these precious moments. When a child sustains an injury due to someone else’s negligence, the emotional and financial toll on families can be devastating. A recent incident at Old Orchard Beach has shed light…

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Dog Attacks: Understanding Liability and What to Do If You’re Bitten

Dog attacks can be terrifying and life-altering experiences, affecting victims physically, emotionally, and financially. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated 4.5 million Americans experience dog bites annually. Shockingly, a staggering 20% of these incidents demand immediate medical intervention due to the severity of…

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Maximizing a Maine Accident Victim’s Recovery when Restitution is Insufficient

Under Maine law, an individual who suffers injuries because of another’s negligence or reckless conduct may hold at-fault parties or entities responsible for their damages. In some cases, the other party may be responsible under both civil and criminal statutes. Generally, tort or civil claims involve situations where one or…

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Maine Swimming Pool Accidents and Accidental Drownings

Amidst COVID-19 concerns, parents are trying to find engaging, stimulating, and safe ways to keep their children occupied during the summer. One of the most popular activities that children can continue to participate in during this challenging time is swimming. However, Maine swimming pool accidents are a frequent and tragic…

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Teenage Drivers and Maine Car Accidents

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that car accidents are the leading cause of teenage deaths in the United States. Approximately six teenagers between the ages of 15-19 die from injuries related to a car accident every day. Parents of teenage drivers and those that suffer injuries…

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Report: 100 Child Stroller Injuries, 500k Risky Strollers in Use, Yet Maker Refused Recall

The manufacturer of a popular infant jogging stroller model was the subject of a Washington Post investigation shedding light into how the company resisted a product recall despite more than 100 reports of serious stroller injuries (adults, infants and children) over six years, along with U.S. regulators demands that the…

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Liability for School Bullying: Is District Responsible for Student Assault and Head Injury?

Bangor personal injury lawsuits don’t typically stem from high school dramas. However with an increased awareness of bullying and a number of school districts embracing “zero tolerance” policies, the question becomes to what extent is a school responsible for a student-on-student attack? What preventative action should be considered “reasonable”? Two…

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Failure to Vet Van Driver Lands Maine Town in Multiple Injury Lawsuits

The town of Kittery is now facing nearly half a dozen Maine injury lawsuits following a van crash in which nearly a dozen children, ages 7 to 9, were injured when the driver, employed by the town, crashed due to a medical emergency. Plaintiffs are seeking monetary damages for medical…

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